The best start for your Spring garden is your Autumn work.
Please join me on Saturday, October 19, 2024 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at Fort Caspar Museum Meeting Room Casper Wyoming, for two brief introductions to the nature-based garden practice of Permaculture. Drawing on my training and research, but more from my experience applying that knowledge here in Natrona County, I will present how to start using permaculture practices in your garden and landscape AND some simple soil improvement observations that should help you with soil next Spring.
Attendees will receive 10% discounts on future plant purchases seeds and services. Also, attendees can sign up to recieve a digital copy of the presentation slides after the class. And new folks will receive the discount on future workshops!
The fee for the short course is $40.00. The following groups receive a $10.00 discount:
~ Customers who have purchased plants or have had me come out for a consult;
~ Casper College OLLI Permaculture students;
~ The Refuge Permaculture Newsletter group (if you join now, you get the discount!! Just email your request to tarafarmandnursery@gmail.com )
~ Members of the Natrona County Master Gardeners
~ Those who could benefit from this information, but are presently economically challenged (please contact me directly at tarafarmandnursery@gmail.com. )
Bring a sack lunch, and we will take a half-hour lunch break and visit about any garden problems, successes, ideas, and questions.
To reserve a place, you can mail a check to:
Tara Farm and Nursery
PO Box 1821
Mills WY 82644
If you would rather pay in cash, please confirm with me that you will be attending, and we will make arrangements. I do not take online payments as it would require higher fees (non-permaculture use of resources…boooooo)
Walk-ins are welcome, but it would help me out if you shoot me a text when you decide so I can plan for you as well.
Im really looking forward to seeing you at this class. If you have any questions, you can call or text me at 307.262.8043
Enjoy these wonderful autumn days.
The Refuge Permaculture Center 